New Delhi, July 11: WhatsApp is reportedly planning to introduce a new feature that will let its users react to voice and video calls using any emoji of their choice. As per reports, the feature is still under development and has not yet reached the beta testing stage. The update is expected to bring a fun and expressive way for Android users to interact during calls.

Once released, the Meta-owned WhatsApp feature is expected to make calls more engaging for its users. The upcoming emoji reaction feature will likely allow users to respond instantly during calls. It could be helpful in situations where users want to express their different emotions during a conversation. Google Gemini AI Can Now Turn Photos Into Videos With Sound Using Veo 3 Model, Also Available in Flow AI Tool.

As per a report of WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is working on a new feature that will allow users to respond to voice and video calls using any emoji they choose. The feature is anticipated to be included in an upcoming update for Android users. The ability to react with emojis will likely enhance the communications during calls.

WhatsApp is looking to enable users to react to calls with a wider range of emojis. The feature is said to include the standard emoji keyboard for allowing users to access the entire emoji library while on a call. WhatsApp users will no longer be restricted to a limited selection of emojis during their conversations. Instead, they will have the freedom to express themselves more accurately and personally by choosing the emoji that best represents their feelings, context, or message in real time. Google Expands Gemini AI Assistant To Wear OS, Upgrades Circle To Search With AI Mode; Check Details and Know How To Use It.

Users will likely have the ability to explore all the different emoji categories, which may include gestures, smileys, animals, objects, and more. Additionally, there is said to be a section for recently used reactions for users to quickly select their favourite emojis.

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